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Investing in Sport: New Lights at Ngukurr Oval
DHB leadership renewed and strengthened
ACT Greens announce lead candidates for 2020 election as climate becomes Australians’ number 1 concern
Axing of Arts Department a fresh blow for struggling sector
IBAC’s Operation Sandon public hearings will continue in 2020
Works begin on $5 million upgrade at Wanneroo Secondary College
City to open more free car parks
Labour covering NZ First’s shady dealings
Battin – What does Ken Block owe Peter Marshall?
Best practice biodiversity management front and centre
Ten years ago I was first elected as Member for Bradfield. I thank people of Bradfield for their
Government acts to sort out electoral ‘coin toss’ problem
Rail upgrade fund raided to pay for Burnie shiploader
Liu scandal shows critical need for donations reform: Greens
City of Adelaide honour roll celebrates female trailblazers
$1.9 million a safe investment in farmers
Victoria’s First Fire Rescue Commissioner Appointed
$10 million of upgrades starting at Darling Range Sports College
State-of-the-art training centre skills apprentices
Referendums Framework Bill passes third reading
Referendums website and initial cannabis Bill launched
Explorers optimistic despite policy concerns
Australia falling behind rest of world thanks to absent Morrison climate action plan
Government to ban foreign donations
FAO Director-General introduces innovation agenda to Council
Minister for Health: Western Australia’s first Recovery College a true collaboration
Summer reading list for Prime Minister 2019
Government – first class at PR, third rate at delivery
Stepping up Australia’s response against foreign interference
Know what to do when you see red and blue
Water Safety Week Launched With New Summer Campaign
Government breaks fiscal responsibility promise
Statement on Announcement Adani Royalty Deal Delayed Again
Sweetheart royalty deal for Adani coal mine should be taken off table
Federal funding a bandaid not a cure
Cr Ross Ebbels elected Mayor of Borough of Queenscliffe
Hapless Hodgman Government barely raises a whimper on a legislative agenda
First year of McGowan Government’s Jobs Act delivers thousands of local jobs
NSW Government coy on Illawarra delivery of extra police, nurses, teachers and ambulance officers
Queensland political donation reform is a significant step, but be careful not to stifle charities in process
NSW lagging every other state in women candidates for council
Sweeping electoral reforms introduced to make elections fairer and more transparent
Trade for All Board releases recommendations
Grants open export doors to farmers
Study shows there’s nothing wacky about conspiracy theorists
Sale of ice pipes banned
Political donations reform is welcome, but don’t let industry groups off hook
New laws to tackle family and domestic violence in WA